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Voltage Detector - Model 1700 & 1710
Voltage Detector - Model 1700 & 1710
Voltage Detector - Model 1700 & 1710
Features WARNING
INSTRUCTION MANUAL ●Designed to meet international safety standards. ●Never make measurement on a circuit in
IEC61243-3 / IEC61010-1 which the electrical potential exceeds 690V.
Measurement Category (CAT.) IV 600V ●Do not attempt to make measurement in the
●Self-Diagnostic test presence of flammable gasses, as the use 1 2
●AC and DC voltage test up to 690V with LEDs of the instrument may cause sparking,
and LCD ( only KEW1710 ). which could lead to an explosion.
●Polarity indication ●Never attempt to use the instrument if it’s
●Single-pole phase test surface or your hands are wet.
●Phase rotation test (Do not use in rainfall.)
●Keep your hands and fingers behind the 3 5
●Continuity test
●Auto-power ON / OFF barriers during measurements.
●Never unlock and open the Battery case 4
●Pen light for illuminating measurement points
during measurements.
●Two way clip for adjustable spacing of probes
●Verify proper operation on a known source
●Selectable probe Tips 1.6/4mm
before use or taking action as a result of the
●Probe cover protects user and Tips indication after use. 8 4
●IP65 (IEC60529) ●Never attempt to make any measurement if
●Compact design (Light weight and portable) any abnormal conditions, such as a broken
case or exposed metal parts are present on
2. Safety Warnings the Instrument or test probes.
This instrument has been designed, manufactured ●Do not make any modification to the
and tested according to IEC 61010/61243: Safety instrument.
requirements for Electronic Measuring apparatus, ●Extreme caution when Live circuit LED
and is supplied having passed rigorous quality flashes or lights on.
procedures. ●Correct indication of LEDs is only guaran 6
teed within a temperature range of -10°C up
This instruction manual contains warnings and to 55°C (<85% RH).
safety rules which have to be observed by the
user to ensure safe operation of the instrument
and to maintain it in safe condition. Therefore,
read through these operating instructions be-
fore using the instrument. 3. Instrument layout
WARNING is reserved for conditions and ac- 1 2
tions that are likely to cause serious or fatal injury. 9 7
CAUTION is reserved for conditions and ac-
tions that can cause injury or instrument damage.
3
It is essential that the above instructions are
adhered to. Failure to follow the above 4
instructions may cause injury, instrument 1 L1 probe -
damage and/or damage to equipment under test. 5
2 L2 probe + (Instrument probe)
Symbols used on the instrument 3 4mm tips
User must refer to the explanations in 6 4 Barrier
the instruction manual. 5 Pen light
Instrument with double or reinforced
VOLTAGE TESTER insulation, Class II insulation 1 12/24/50/120/230/400/690V LEDs
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7
Pen light switch
Battery case
Insulated personnel body protective for voltage indication
equipment up to 690V. 8 Probe clip (two way)
2 Live circuit LED for Single-pole phase and
9 Probe protection cover
KEW 1700 / 1710 CAT.IV The source of the low-voltage
installation:
Eg. Electricity meters and primary 3
Double-pole test
L/R LEDs for phase rotation test
overcurrent protection devices. 4 Power LED
Estimated transient overvoltage 8kV. 5 Polarity indication LEDs for voltage
KYORITSU ELECTRICAL CE Comply with EMC and Low Voltage
6 LCD (only KEW1710 )
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INSTRUMENTS WORKS, LTD. Directive
4. Preparation for measurement 5. Handy construction 6. Measurement 6.2 Double-pole test without batteries
4.1 Auto-power-on / Self-diagnostic test Diameter of Tip and pitch between Tips are WARNING WARNING
●Auto-power-on changeable by user. ●Carefully check Clause 2 as well. Verification of live-circuit shouldn’t be
●Self-diagnostic test should be done prior to dependent on Double-pole test without
►Short-circuiting the probes as follows powers WARNING measurements and confirm LED and batteries only, but also on the test WITH
on the instrument automatically and goes into Remove the probes from the measurement Buzzer works properly. BATTERIES. (See Clause 6.1).
a Self-diagnostic test. point when replacing Tips or changing ●Verify proper operation on a known source
pitches. before and after use. Only Live circuit LED flashes when Double-pole
●Keep your hand and fingers behind the test is carried out without batteries.
5.1 Tip Replacement barriers on the probes during
measurements. LED flashes: AC/DCV > approx. 40V
►Following shows how to install 4mm Tips on ●Due to the high internal resistance (approx. Flashing Duty: < 3s (40…100V)
L1 probe – and L2 probe +. 300kΩ), the capacitive and inductive < 0.3s (100…690V)
voltages may be indicated.
unscrew 6.3 Single-pole phase test
Tighten 6.1 Voltage test (Double-pole test)
►Connect both probes to the object under test. WARNING
●Carefully handle L1 probe – when it is not
►The voltage is indicated in use.
by LEDs and LCD (only ●Function of this test may not be fully
Instrument may power on;
KEW1710). achieved if the insulation condition of user
* when replacing Tips, or
or of the equipment under test isn’t
* due to the influence of static charge.
Buzzer sounds when a enough.
threshold voltage of 50V Verification of live-circuit shouldn’t be
●Self-diagnostic test ►Firmly tighten up the 4mm Tips.
LED is exceeded. dependent on this Single-pole phase test
only, but also on the Double-pole test.
WARNING 5.2 Pitch between two probes (See Clause 6.1.)
Live circuit LED lights up :
Do not use the instrument when abnormality
> 0.3V AC
is found at Self-diagnostic test. ►Pitch between 2 Tips can be 16.7mm or 19.0mm ►Grasp the instrument firmly and connect the L2
> 7V DC
when rotating L1 probe – by 180 degrees and probe + to the object under test.
►Battery voltage is normal when Power LED is sliding in the hooks on L2 probe +.
lighting up. ►Live circuit LED lights up and buzzer sounds
When the battery voltage is below 2.4±0.1V, when a voltage of approx. 100V AC or more
Power LED flashes or goes off. exists in the object under test. (Pol≥100VAC)
Replace batteries according to Clause 7.
●Auto-power off